An edition of Tosca (1899)

Tosca

an opera in three acts

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An edition of Tosca (1899)

Tosca

an opera in three acts

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Publisher
E. F. Kalmus
Language
English
Pages
56

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Previews available in: English Italian

Subjects

Libretto, Opera, Vocal scores with piano, Facsimiles, Librettos, Operas, Piano scores, Stage guides, Manuscripts, Operas, librettos, Analysis, appreciation

People

Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924), Luigi Illica (1857-1919), Giuseppe Giacosa (1847-1906)

Times

20th century

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1905, G. Ricordi
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Tosca: an opera in three acts by V. Sardou, L. Illica, G. Giacosa
1900, G. Ricordi
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Tosca: an opera in three acts
1900, G. Ricordi
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Cover of: Tosca
Tosca: an opera in three acts
1900, E. F. Kalmus
in English

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Edition Notes

Italian and English on opposite pages numbered in duplicate.

Published in
New York

The Physical Object

Pagination
56, 56 p. ;
Number of pages
56

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL23377858M

Work Identifiers

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OL905800W

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Ithaca College Library MARC record

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